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Our guide did a great job. The food was decent. Nothing spectacular and the info said it included alcohol-which was one small drink at the start.

We have been on over ten food tours around the US, Europe, and Korea, this was our least favorite. We enjoyed our guide Jacob and the history part but the food was just okay. To have foodie in the title of the tour we would have wanted some better food (3 out of the 4 food items were vegetarian) options. The smoked pastrami perogies were the best thing we ate. The blonde brownie at the end was not good. I threw mine out later. It probably would have tasted better if we didn’t have ones that were 2 days old (based on the dated sticker on the back of the prepackaged brownie). All in all we learned some good history but we would call this more of a history walk with food samplings along the way.

This was a really nice tour that incorporated a lot history along our walk. The stops for food were nicely spaced out and also unique. Jacob was our guide and he was such a nice guy.

Seemed promising but weird food choices with a vegetarian slant. Stop #3’s pastrami meat pie sample was tasty. Uninteresting architectural tour. Food stops 2 and 3 were way too far apart. And final food stop #4 forgot that a tour was coming. And then served us a prepackaged blondie that was not particularly good. You do see the outside of JFK’s former home. It was a pretty day for a walk but the tour was just so-so.

What a great tour and so glad we booked it. Our guide, Carson, walked us round the Georgetown area giving us lots of historical facts, as well as four delicious food choices. We were staying in Washington for four days and we would not have explored this area if it hadn't been for this tour. It really was a nice mix of food and exploring the neighbourhood.

We had a lot of fun with our group as Carson led us through Georgetown on Saturday and we stopped by 4 locations for a small sampling of their foods! Our favorite was the pierozki. Definitely would recommend if you are looking for a DC adventure off the beaten path!

Georgetown is a charming area on the Potamac River. The Georgetown Foodie Tour was a wonderful 3-hour walking tour to four amazing food stops! We enjoyed all four locations and learned several historical facts from our great tour guide, Carson!

Ben was personable, Informative and a great time. The food stops were excellent and the DC history was great. I recommend for solo travels, couples, families and small groups

My daughter and I had such a good time on the Georgetown food tour. Guide was great; we went to interesting places that I didn’t know about and would like to visit again. I would definitely do another tour with them. Thanks for a great experience!

We had an amazing experience! The food and historical facts were fantastic! Jacob was phenomenal guide. We had our two year old with us and he made sure we could keep up with the tour and accommodate our stroller in all the food locations! Highly recommend this tour!